Megan Fox and Zoe Saldana are pairing up for an action-heist movie called Swindle. The plot is being kept secret, but this report claims the project came out of a desire by Meg and Zoe to do a movie together, which is pretty cool. The dudes in Hollywood team up all the time; the chicks, not as much. I'm picturing gorgeous, ruthless scammers, grifters outwitting folks of money and property and getting away with it. Dirty Rotten Sexpots. [Deadline]

Love it or hate it, Glee has brought the struggles of gay teens into the mainstream. And now, Naya Rivera, Cory Monteith and Dianna Agron will host the GLAAD Awards. Guess they're trying to get some young blood? [Hollywood Reporter]

Kate Middleton visited London's Olympic Park and attempted to play a little hockey. Awkward? A little: "This is going to be so embarrassing," she said. "My brain thinks I can do all these wonderful things but my body just doesn't play ball." After three or four attempts, Princess Shinylocks scored a goal. [People]

Ashley Judd spoke at the United Nations earlier this week: "I wrote a paper for a class called Gender Violence Law and Social Justice while at Harvard Law School and it was really special and a personal paper for me. And, somehow or other, it magically won the Dean Scholar Award and so I was invited to the UN to talk about it yesterday." [Express]

Ray J is all tore up over the death of Whitney Houston, and his sister, Brandy, is encouraging him to get counseling. [Radar]

Seems like a new batch materialize every three months or so, but anyway, a collection of never-before-seen photos of Marilyn Monroe is going up for auction. [AP]

Madonna is putting on a concert in Quebec City on park grounds where commercial events are not allowed.... they're making an exception for Her Madgesty. [Billboard]

Nicki Minaj is shooting a video in Hawaii, which means she's been rolling around on the sand in a pink bikini and green wig. You want thingamabobs? She's got twenty. [The Superficial]

Remember when Mario Lopez and Ali Landry were married for two weeks? She says she suspected he was a cheater before the ceremony: "I had heard something right before the wedding: He swore that it was not true, but I had that feeling in my gut… All of my family was flying in, it was a destination wedding, and I really should have put the brakes on it at that point, but I was afraid." But then she tapped his phone and discovered he was getting calls from a posse of ladies. Such treachery lies behind Slater's dimples. [Radar Online]

Some people knit, some people do yoga, Fabolous relaxes by throwing $28,000 in cash in the air at a strip club. So very zen. [TMZ]

The truth is out there: Scully (Gillian Anderson) turned down the part of Cora Crawley on Downton Abbey. [The Clicker]

Hey kids! Get pregnant as a teen, have a kid, film a reality show, get implants, become a model with a spinoff show! That's what Farrah Abraham did! [E!]

If you're in the UK, when you see The Hunger Games, it will have less blood in it than the US version. The British Board of Film Classification demanded it be edited, "digitally removing sight of blood splashes and sight of blood on wounds and weapons." Guess they were worried you guys would drop your monocles or barf up your tea and crumpets. [Vanity Fair]

"I was watching the Kardashian girl getting divorced. That's a tragedy for anyone, but they're using it for entertainment, and we're watching it… The books hold up a terrible kind of mirror: This is what our society could be like if we became desensitized to trauma and to each other's pain." — Hunger Games star Jennifer Lawrence. [Page Six]